Breeding Birds in the Wider Countryside: their conservation status 2003

Author(s): H Q P Crick, J H Marchant, D G Noble, S R Baillie, D E Balmer, L P Beaven, R H Coombes, I S Downie, S N Freeman, A C Joys, D I Leech, M J Raven, R A Robinson and R M Thewlis

Published: January 2004

Publisher: British Trust for Ornithology

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Staff Author(s)

David Noble

Head & Principal Ecologist

Stephen Baillie

Honorary Research Fellow

Dawn Balmer

Head of Surveys

Ellie Leech

Head of Ringing & Nest Recording Team

Rob Robinson

Associate Director, Research

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